In person

The evaluation will be made from

• A research work on a work of art that will be proposed on the first day of class 30%
• Two partial exams (35% each) that eliminate matter.

To pass the subject, you must pass the exam and both exams. It will not be half with notes lower than 5

According to faculty regulations, at least 0.10 points will be deducted for each misspelling in exams and papers.

To pass the course, all the papers must be submitted on the agreed date and approved by all. In order to score the works the following criteria will be taken into account

• Formal presentation of the work
• The documentary and bibliographical research carried out
• Critical analysis and personal evaluation
• Writing and spelling

The work consists in the analysis and study of a work of Catalan art that each student must choose; The work must be accessible for the visit, either in situ or in a museum, that is, the student should be able to see it firsthand. The purpose of the work is for the student to enter in the history of art research through the analysis of sources, bibliography and the study of works.

The structure of the work that is suggested is: state of the question, methodology, analysis and commentary of the work, conclusions and bibliography. The work must contain a critical device (footnotes or end). Extension: 15/20 sheets. It will be presented on the day of the exam. There will be a personalized follow-up of the work and must meet the deadlines established on the first day of class

To keep in mind:

1. In this subject, it is very important to make a correct use of the language in written tests, oral presentations and works, both from the point of view of grammar and spelling as well as punctuation and writing. Likewise, the proper use of specific terms of the discipline is of particular relevance.

The criterion that will be followed in front of any of these errors is the following one: it will lower 0.25 for lack of spelling or serious barbarism in works and exams.

2. Plagiarism consists in taking ideas written by another person and presenting them as if they were their own ideas, without mentioning the author. Plagiarism (term that comes from the Latin word for 'kidnapping') is deceptive and dishonest.

These are examples of plagiarism: copy, paraphrase or summarize the words of someone else without properly citing the source or using the quotation marks that are necessary when quoting what someone else has said.

To avoid plagiarism, you need to quote the source whenever the ideas written by another person are used and even if the quotation is not literal and is a paraphrase or a summary of the ideas of others. In the literal or direct quotations you must use quotes and quote the source. In an academic work, it is not enough to record the bibliography used generically, but it is necessary to mention the source explicitly where the ideas written by another person are collected.

Plagiarism in the written works of this subject is unacceptable, and therefore all work in which plagiarism is committed will be evaluated with a zero.